> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://operations.clausebase.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://operations.clausebase.com/updates-july-2024/9-july-2024.md). # 9 July 2024 ## Automatic "legal feature" extraction New feature In the Quality Library, Truffle Hunt and Samples Hunt, you can now ask the LLM to automatically extract "legal features" from the currently visible clauses, and then filter on such features. Such legal features are interesting characteristics with legal value, e.g. for a duration clause, whether the term is defined or undefined, whether the term can be renewed, whether one party can(not) unilaterally renew or terminate, which deadlines need to be respected and so on. After the LLM has processed all the clauses (which usually takes only a few seconds for up to 50 clauses), end-users can then easily filter clauses on the available legal features.

The green buttons in the middle represent legal "features" that were automatically extracted by an LLM. Next, end-users can filter on those features.

## Curators ### Indication of group(s) in the dropdown list In the *Send to Curator* dialog box, you will now see the group(s) to which the curator belongs.
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